Andy Murray pleased with "high-risk" win over David Ferrer in Paris semi-final

Andy Murray has revealed his pleasure at reaching his first Paris Masters final by playing "aggressive tennis".

Murray advanced to the final courtesy of a two-set victory over Spaniard David Ferrer.

"I played aggressive tennis, and used the net pretty well," Murray told Sky Sports News following the match.

"I made a few more mistakes than usual. I missed four backhands in one game, but that happens when you are playing high-risk tennis."

On the back problems he suffered during his quarter-final victory over Richard Gasquet, Murray revealed: "I felt better today. I did some work with the physio this morning and it felt fine."

The Scotsman will take on either Novak Djokovic or Stanislas Wawrinka in Sunday's final.